"DARK PHOENIX / LITTLE BOY, LOST! "
(APARECIDA ORIGINALMENTE EN X-MEN #135 JULIO/1980)
(Jhon Byrne / Terry Austin)
Continued from last issue...
Having escape from the Hellfire Club, Jean Grey finally gives
into the dark side of her soul awakened by Mastermind, becoming the Dark
Phoenix and destroying the X-Men's escape craft over Central Park.
Miraculously, the X-Men survive the explosion and with quick thinking
manage to make it safely to ground with only minor injuries. Their
attempts to talk Jean out of attacking them fails and she easily
trounces the team with her cosmic level abilities.
While not far away at the Hellfire Club, the authorities are
investigating what patrons there believe was an attack by the X-Men.
After seeing his colleague Henry Leland wheeled into an ambulance,
Sebastian Shaw confronts US Sentator Robert Kelly, a guest at the party
that nught. He recommends to Kelly using his government connections to
restart the Sentinel program so that they can hunt down dangerous
mutants as part of his secret scheme to vilify and destroy the X-Men.
Before the two men can discuss things further, Shaw is shocked to see a
giant Phoenix effect fill the sky. Shaw is not the only one, as Dark
Phoenix uses her powers to fly away from Earth her abilities are picked
up by Mr. Fantastic's scientific equipment, Spider-Man's spider-sense,
Dr. Strange's mystical senses, and the Silver Surfer's cosmic senses. As
Jean departs, an Avengers Quinjet lands in Central Park containing the
Beast who has come to the aid of his former comrades in the X-Men. He
finds them beaten but alive and agrees to fly them back to the X-Mansion
in Salem Center. While in New Mexico, Professor X has a video call with
Moira MacTaggert on Muir Island where they both compare notes and
realize that their greatest fear, that Jean has lost control of her new
powers, has finally become a nightmarish reality.
While in space, Dark Phoenix loops around the sun and uses it's
gravity to sling shot her out to a warp gate not far outside of Earth's
solar system. This sends her to the D'Bari system, which is part of the
Shi'ar empire. She then feasts on the solar system's star, causing it to
go nova and obliterate all the living creautres on the planet D'Bari.
This is witnessed by a Shi'ar flagship that goes in to investigate.
While on the Shi'ar throneworld, Empress Lilandra is awoken to the news
of the destruction and witnesses the destruction of the flagship at
Phoenix's hands. Lilandra grimly considers that they must deal with this
threat no matter the cost.
On Earth, the X-Men have returned to their headquarters and
wonder what they will do next. Scott, who still has his telepathic
rapport with Jean witnesses the entire genocide through his minds eye
and warns his fellow X-Men that Jean is returning to Earth, and she's
hungry.
This story is continued next issue....
TITULO: Classic X-Men #41
PORTADA: Steve Lightle
GUION: John Byrne, Chris Claremont
DIBUJO: John Byrne
TINTA: Terry Austin
COLOR: Bob Sharen
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
FECHA: Diciembre / 1989
GENERO: Superheroes
PERSONAJES: Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Angel
- Araki
- Lilandra
- Moira MacTaggert
- Sean Cassidy
- Dr. Peter Corbeau
- U.S. Senator Robert Kelly
IDIOMA: Español
Escaneados: Eben, Lost (CRG)
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